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peremptum

Latin

Participle

per?mptum

nominative neuter singular of per?mptus
accusative masculine singular of per?mptus
accusative neuter singular of per?mptus
vocative neuter singular of per?mptus

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perempt

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin peremptum, past participle of perimere.

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -?mpt

Verb

perempt (third-person singular simple present perempts, present participle perempting, simple past and past participle perempted)

(transitive, law) To destroy or defeat.

Related terms

peremptory

Anagrams

pre-empt, preempt, preëmpt

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